desdeverie.bsky.social
writer and composter || working on the an it of is out hot eat the food indie game (TBA) with @nebmint.bsky.social
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thanks so much!! i don't do music weeklies tracks too often, but i have started cooking something up for this latest one! •ᴗ•
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thank you! i love stupid boppin' trumpets •ᴗ•
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this was an incredible experience 🫡
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i love them all 💜
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since this post, i have incorporated kanban boards into my workflow in various ways... what a sad little bugger one month, ago, lost, kanbanless. . . . . . . . •ᴗ•
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as someone who knows very little about apple and mac products, i will pretend that you were just trying to force a windows game to work on your macbook while downing an actual bottle of whisky on the side...
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mobile port 👀
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is this another recipe
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we have the power to bring it back. no need to let such a timeless response go to waste
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my direability and dangerocity detectors are faulty
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don't let this post distract you from the fact that hcnone is secretly flexing on us by revealing that more than one order was placed
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sucks that bluesky doesn't have bookmarks yet. cant save this recipe
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eat chips while you pack 🌌🧠
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one day we will both ruin people's days as pusheen and pusheen in vrchat
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actually, 3d modelling is the last creative activity on my list after digital art... but that's it!
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yup!! that's happened to me quite a bit... i am such a victim to scope creep, wanting to fit in every cool idea that comes to mind regardless of rationality... but doing that, and seeing other indie devs do that too, is what makes indie games feel more special imo!
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i love that method of knowing point A and B beforehand, then cooking up whatever nonsense fills the gaps. i feel like it leads to wackier results, rather than changing point B into whatever is the most natural thing after point A. more creative, less predictable, but risks being too contrived... •ᴗ•